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Events since 1984, web since 1995 History / Past Winners Memoriam RASC privacy policy |
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Events since 1984, web since 1995 History / Past Winners Memoriam RASC privacy policy |
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September 2 to 11 - 23 years of cycles Kirkland WA to Whistler BC via Quesnel, Fort Nelson, Dawson, Valdez & Hyder. Like 2004 Alcan but longer!
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The 1984 Alcan 5000 Rally had 23 entries, and at 4,700 miles was the longest rally yet conducted in North America. The longest Alcan so far was 6,300 miles in February 1990 |
A competitive adventure that rewards experience, good judgement, consistency, reliability and resourcefulness. A "level playing field" where private & factory teams compete on even terms. Over 90% of the route is scenic touring, scoring is in short "regularity" sections with equal penalty for early or late arrival. |
Alcan pursues the original idea of rallying as a grand tour, motoring adventure, and gentleman's sport. Historic examples include the Monte Carlo [1911], Mille Miglia [1927] and RAC [1932]. |
| Books? Try The Milepost, Denison's Ice Road, Road Rally Handbook Alaska, Coming into the Country and Good Time Girls Cycles? The Adventurous Motorcyclist's Guide to Alaska Or search Amazon for books & music! ---> |
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February 21 to March 1 - 40 years! Sweeping tour of the far North, with Anchorage finish before Iditarod. Highlights include Dawson, Yellowknife, Whitehorse, Fairbanks, Chena Hot Springs and Valdez, plus ice roads & slaloms
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August 23 to September 1 - Celebrating 38 years! Kirkland - Jasper via Quesnel, Telegraph Creek, Dawson City, Whitehorse, Skagway & Yellowknife. Also a tribute to our first cycle teams in 2002
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February 26 - March 6, "Tuk & Aklavik!" Grand tour of the far North, with Anchorage finish before Iditarod. Highlights include Dawson Creek, Whitehorse, Dawson City, Inuvik, Tuk & Fairbanks, plus ice roads & slaloms 32nd anniversary of first winter Alcan in 1988.
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Itinerary & SpotWalla
GPS Regulations, Map, FAQ |
Yahoo
group Facebook group |
The
Spell of the Alcan by Adrian Crane |
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February 25 - March 4 A sweeping tour of the Great North, with Anchorage finish just before Iditarod. Stops included Grimshaw, Yellowknife, Whitehorse & Fairbanks, plus ice roads and ice slaloms Also the 28th anniversary of our first winter Alcan in 1988.
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August 18-26, Alcan's 30th anniversary! Kirkland to Anchorage via the Blackwater, North Canol, Klondike, Top of the World, Dalton and Denali Highways. Included "costal" towns like Hyder, Telegraph Creek, Skagway, Valdez, plus two nights in Fairbanks
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February 23 - March 2, "Dawson, Tuktoyaktuk and Valdez!" A tour of northern contrasts, including ice roads and ice slaloms 2012 marked the 24th anniversary of the first winter Alcan in 1988
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August 16-24, "North Canol again!" A grand tour of the North, including dual-sport cycles. The start was in Kirkland, finish in Anchorage. 2010's route included Blackwater, North Canol, Dempster, Top of the World, and Denali Highways.
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February 17-26, "More ice roads!" This will focus on the far North, including 240 miles of NWT ice roads plus the usual ice slaloms. 2008 was Alcan's 24th anniversary, and 20th anniversary of the first winter Alcan
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August 14-22, "The North Canol" A grand tour of the North, including dual-sport cycles for the 3rd time. 2006 started in Kirkland and finished in Anchorage, with 2 nights in Dawson City plus the North Canol, Dempster, Top of the World, and Denali Highways.
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February 18-26 To Inuvik for the first time since 1994, and Tuktoyaktuk the first time ever. Other stops included Whitehorse, Dawson, Fairbanks and Anchorage. Final scores & reports Itinerary, Regulations, and Entry list Entry form and other docs |
August 18-26 An anniversary tour, with special classes for motorcycles and vintage vehicles. Like the 2002 Alcan, but less miles and more side trips. Itinerary and Final Scores Entry list and Regulations Entry form and FAQ |
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Press releases (pdf, 4 pages) Entry form and other documents Current entry list(w/ team links) |
"Virtual Tour" of the 2002 route Regulations (final draft) Alcan FAQ and cycle information |
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98 Regulations 98 Alcan fact sheet "Virtual Tour" of 98 route |
The Everett Herald (Mary Lowry) Jeep Sporting Destinations (Jim Elder) Jeff Gowdy: Car #5's updates and photos |
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1996 Alcan Winter Rally
Feb 23 - March 2, "Prudhoe Bay next time" |
| 2024 |
Satish Gopalkrishnan / Savera D'Souza | Subaru Crosstrek |
| 2022 |
Satish
Gopalkrishnan / Savera D'Souza Marten Walkker |
Mazda CX-5 BMW R80 ST/D |
| 2020 | Garth Ankeny / Russ Kraushaar | Mercury Capri |
| 2018 |
Frank
McKinnon/ John Putnam / Peter
Schneider Steve Alley |
Ford Escape KTM 990 Adventure |
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Paul Westwick / Yulia Smolyansky | Subaru Forester XT |
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Gary
Webb / Pete Schneider Steve Alley |
Subaru
Impreza KTM 990 Adventure |
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Gary Webb / Marc Goldfarb | Mini Cooper Clubman |
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Glenn
Wallace / R Dale Kraushaar / Jenne Pierce
Jeff Brisendine |
Subaru
Forester XT KTM 950 Adventure |
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Gary Webb / Greg Hightower / Russ Kraushaar | Subaru Impreza RS |
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Revere
Jones / Brian Deno / Tom Gould Jim Robertson |
Subaru
Outback Wgn BMW F650 GS Dakar |
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Ronald
Ahrens / Gary Webb / Pete Schneider (winter)
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BMW
X3 |
| 2004 | Gary Orr (summer) | BMW F650 GS Dakar |
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Gary Webb /
Richard Mooers / John Kisela Craig Johnson / Don Beck |
Subaru
Outback Wgn BMW R1150 GSA |
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R. Dale Kraushaar/ Larry Richardso / Paul Eklund | Subaru Impreza RS |
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Walt Kammer / Jackie Adams | BMW 325ix |
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Paul Dallenbach / Johnny Unser/ Tom Grimshaw | Isuzu Rodeo |
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Paul Dallenbach/ Johnny Unser/ Tom Grimshaw | Isuzu Rodeo |
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Russ Kraushaar / Satch Carlson | BMW 2002ti |
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Ken Knight / Greg Lester | Subaru Legacy Wagon |
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Ken Knight / Bob Dart | Subaru SVX |
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Gene Henderson / Ralph Beckman | Subaru Legacy Wagon |
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Tim Paterson / Penny Thomas | Porsche 911 |
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Ken Maytag / Glen Bjorkman / Steve Richards | Audi 5000 Quattro |
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Ken Maytag / Glen Bjorkman / Steve Richards | Audi 5000 Quattro |
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Gene Henderson / Mike VanLoo | Subaru RX 4x4 |
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John Buffum / Tom Grimshaw / Paul Choiniere | Audi 5000 Quattro |
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Tim Paterson / Douglas Paterson | Mazda RX7 |
| 27 events since 1984, 4,530,000 vehicle
miles |
